LD SystemsMaui 5 Portable PA System, Black

Había tenido la oportunidad de escuchar otras marcas pero la compra de este equipo fue por reseñas. Y no me arrepiento, es un excelente sonido calidad/precio.Soy músico y el equipo lo utilizo para audio en casa, ensayos y para eventos de 50 personas aproximadamente.Suena con una nitidez excelente, buena potencia y los niveles de volumen adecuados. Solo me hubiera gustado que incluyera efectos para la voz, pero si tienes mezcladora eso no es ningún problema.

Looks good but doesn't sound good. I was tricked by all those positive reviews. The dispersion is bad, bass is good and the 2 spacers really got me. I didn't know that they were just spacers. ...

Produit très performant, j’ai comparé avec d’autres marques. À mon avis supérieur.

My wife and I have a duo that performs at various venues, primarily Nursing homes and assisted living facilities but we sometimes perform some shows in covered pavilions at campgrounds.We received the Maui last night and had a chance to set it up this morning.We currently have another well known brand compact tower speaker that we have been using for about 8 years. That has worked fine for smaller venues, but once in a while at a larger venue the one we currently have just can't fill the space.So after looking at some different options on line I ordered the Maui 5 and all I can say is WOW. With no changes to our XR18 mixer settings the Maui just sounds cleaner than our older rig. We had not noticed this "muddier" sound with the old system until we tried the Maui.I had seen one review that said that highs weren't crisp as if there was foam wrapped around the top. Perhaps that reviewer had received a defective unit. My wife who has a very critical ear immediately said that the Maui was much cleaner than the old system and she was hearing instruments that were not clear with the old system.This may be due to having control over the sub-woofer level and also having treble boost control on the Maui.But it just sounds great and has plenty of reserve power from what we can see. Whenever I see "peak power" wattage ratings I take those with a salt shaker of salt. But in the quick tests we have done in our rehearsal studio it has plenty of punch, and we are not pushing it at all. For our typical venues this will be more than adequate, but for larger venues we will need to use the Maui along with our older tower system to be able to get the coverage we need.I am going to experiment with our mixer EQ with the old tower system to see if I can clean it up a bit more, and then adjust the Maui accordingly. If I can't get the old tower system to sound as clean as the Maui then I'll sell the old one and order another Maui 5 to use at larger venues.Of course we've only done some limited testing at this point but right now we are very happy with the Maui and will be using it on our next gig to see how it performs there.If there are any negatives at first look they would be:1 - No protective bags/covers are included. Those are extra cost options.2 - The tower seems a bit wobbly, especially if you have both of the extensions in place. The design of the older tower system locked the tower extensions in more securely. Not that the Maui arrangement will easily topple over, but there is definitely more "play" in the tower if you push on it. That said it is easier to plug in the extensions and the upper speakers on the Maui.3 - It would be nicer if there were output(s) to allow you to daisy chain to another tower, but we can work around that by running a separate cable from our external mixer to the second tower speaker.

I Purchased a new one sold by the Manufacturer and received a used one in a random brown box. Filed for a return the same day.